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Have you tried Windy?
~~Yes, but that doesn't have forecasts. I love windy though. :3~~
I automatically assumed this was this site, windy seems close enough to what I would like. Thanks (it also shows the poor AQI? @_@)!
Not exactly what you're asking, but related.
I use Widgetify to put any web page on my home screen - right now I have the NOAA page for my location.
So once you've identified a web page source for your data, you can use Widgetify to present it.
Alternatively, Hermit and Native Alpha are apps that present web pages as apps. Works well for a bunch of websites: my bank, IMDB, Ebay, Amazon, Walmart, my library, etc. So I have none of their apps, just a Hermit link. And it handles passwords from Bitwarden fine.
What's wrong with https://wttr.in/?
No air quality :(
Cool little website though. Thanks for sharing. :)
These are mostly done by national weather services.
For Canada (from your post history) I found this:
https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/air-quality-health-index/weather.html
Leading to such maps:
https://weather.gc.ca/firework/firework_anim_e.html?type=avg&utc=12
~~Thanks, but as it also doesn't include data from Copernicus and does not forecast PM2.5 unless it's from a wildfire.~~ The pollution in my area is mostly from burning fuel, construction, road dust, etc.. I think it's usually blown away, but with the current heat dome all of it just builds up.
Though, I did find the Copernicus Browser Which shows the same information as the Canadian Governments map. Now I am confused as to how Breezy reports local aqi as unhealthy when Copernicus doesn't show as such looking at it's map. 😵💫
*The question then becomes: What is the cause of discrepancy between Copernicus data and Open-Meteo? But that's beyond the scope of this post so...
Now I am confused as to how Breezy reports local aqi as unhealthy when Copernicus doesn’t show as such looking at it’s map.
According to the docs , there's no source for Canadian air quality.
Thanks! And also: Oh no! Now I'm even more confused as to where the AQI data in Breezy comes from.
*I suspect it takes data from citizen provided sensors and forecasts using the WHOs aqi which has a lot more focus on pm2.5 resulting in the discrepancy.
Just for air quality and nothing else, I prefer PurpleAir
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